Sentence examples for anonymous fear from inspiring English sources

Senior executives, who wish to remain anonymous, fear the paper will have no specialist writers left to cover other sports, such as cricket, golf, boxing, and athletics.

Yorke has said that the album's lyrics are based on "that anonymous fear thing, sitting in traffic, thinking, 'I'm sure I'm supposed to be doing something else'... it's similar to OK Computer in a way.

(Like many Internet businesspeople I spoke with in China, she asked to remain anonymous, fearing retribution from the authorities).

He confirmed his identity, but said that he wished to remain anonymous, fearing that his comments about the program might have legal repercussions.

the reporter pretended that the syrian diplomat prefered to keep his identity anonymous " fearing for his life ". the topic of the interview was the meeting of the Security Council before yesterday.

One researcher in Rome, who prefers to remain anonymous, fears that the increased teaching load and uncertain career path will "discourage anyone from doing research".

"We've been told that things are changing, that they've come to whip us into shape, and they want us to become more like the Army," said one social worker in a Salvation Army foster care program who wanted to remain anonymous for fear of retaliation.

(The economist asked to remain anonymous for fear of reprisal).

The South African artists involved in the project have remained anonymous for fear of legal repercussions.

He asked to remain anonymous for fear of recriminations from his bosses.

Take one of Mr Oppenheimer's Indonesian collaborators (all of whom have remained anonymous for fear of reprisals).